...governments are struggling with public trust, and they’re also struggling to implement their digital agendas, and push innov...
...k are prime candidates for this kind of trust first relationship to then take away from the regulator’s burden.
...ior people, still have this tendency of trusting the authority to make all the, not just decisions, but also agenda setting a...
...ar part. Of course, we can increase our trust on context, but we shouldn’t forget about why the Internet starts with an “inte...
Then the Game of Trust, I think, that talks about the prisoner’s dilemma, then the media framing effec...
...oject, but their translations are to be trusted.
...blockchain or like some type of web of trust or something to fight fake news?
...irl got a scholarship and became a well-trusted and somewhat well-known environmental activist, but without resorting to occu...
...eting face to face builds 30 percent of trust, but across the Internet, if it’s broadband, you can build 20 percent of trust....
...ak of a virus or something, you have to trust the vendor to supply you with the kind of hot patch, and these hot patches are...
And generate more trust, but yes.
...e this by themselves They don’t have to trust a minister’s words, because if you sort by grouped informed consensus you can s...
...a good strategy to set up this kind of trust and facility that is clarifying stuff?
...distributed ledger, by itself, creates trust making new governance possible without having any GDP contributions. I think th...
...eting face-to-face builds 30 percent of trust, 見面三分情.
...nference, it maybe builds 70 percent of trust. Those town halls invites people to where they’re already living, but we bring...
...is is mostly just a virus that uses our trusting relationship as a way to propagate. Just like chain mail, this is not a new...
...eting face-to-face builds 30 percent of trust. Through high-definition video conference, we can build already 20 percent of t...
...ng yourself as the catalyst for them to trust each other more.
...y, you cater to one group and make them trust you more, but you kind of exploit that trust and create negative externalities....
